If I cut off the front portion of the center divider, would I be able to fit my 40"L Soundbar inside?
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The inside cavity of the stand is 40 3/16" wide and 4 5/8" high. I would worry about the stability of my TV sitting directly in the center of a modified base.
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Hmm, not sure about that. It's pretty solid but I wouldn't go messing with the structural integrity. Because of the space where I am using mine, I actually had to put the sound bar in front of my stand. This blocked the two openings of course, but I purchased a couple pieces of wood, painted them black and put them under my TV's base which raised it up enough to put my cable box and bl-ray on top of the stand, on either side of my TV. Not sure if this would work in your situation.
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the inside dimension of the center compartment is just shy of 32 inches.I have a Polk Audio sound bar in it, their stuff is a bit slimmer. the other 2 sound bars I have owned were about 4" too long
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I have a 55 inch TV sitting on the top and the stand really consumes most of the top shelf. I believe the sound bar would fit better on the bottom shelf.
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Hello Andrew,The center compartment on my cabinet is as follows......It will be 2 shelves; the center compartment shelf cannot be removed. The top shelve is approx. 31" in width & about 6.5" in height. The bottom shelf is divided into two sections; approx. 15.5" in width....We have a home theatre system, but, it is not actually kept inside the cabinet (except for the main speaker; which fits fine.).....Therefore, I think your 6.25" speaker should fit inside the cabinet.....I hope I was able to help you decide on purchasing this cabinet. It is a beautiful piece of furniture and is very sturdy.....Good Luck!! Hello Andrew,The center compartment on my cabinet is as follows......It will be 2 shelves; the center compartment shelf cannot be removed. The top shelve is approx. 31" in width & about 6.5" in height. The bottom shelf is divided into two sections; approx. 15.5" in width....We have a home theatre system, but, it is not actually kept inside the cabinet (except for the main speaker; which fits fine.).....Therefore, I think your 6.25" speaker should fit inside the cabinet.....I hope I was able to help you decide on purchasing this cabinet. It is a beautiful... » Read More Hello Andrew,The center compartment on my cabinet is as follows......It will be 2 shelves; the center compartment shelf cannot be removed. The top shelve is approx. 31" in width & about 6.5" in height. The bottom shelf is divided into two sections; approx. 15.5" in width....We have a home theatre system, but, it is not actually kept inside the cabinet (except for the main speaker; which fits fine.).....Therefore, I think your 6.25" speaker should fit inside the cabinet.....I hope I was able to help you decide on purchasing this cabinet. It is a beautiful piece of furniture and is very sturdy.....Good Luck!! « Show Less
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It would fit perfectly across the bottom of my 42" Panasonic TV. However I love the feature that each half can stand on both sides of the TV with the supplied stands. Both bars must be assembled together to make a solid 42" soundbar.
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We have a 50" plasma with 3" speakers on rash side. The overall width extends just slightly beyond the edge. However we keep it away from the wall just a bit and it fits very nicely into the corner.
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Yes, there is a divider that is recesessed, but there is room on either side for components. I have put mine there before, but I moved them to the cabinet on the left and put a sound bar in the open space. Hope this helps.
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Mine is set up with plenty of space on each side, but based on how it's constructed, I can't see that as an issue. The subwoofer is beneath the unit and the primary mid range speakers are in front. If anything, a more confined space may actually enhance the sound. Good luck
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Soundbar is 2.25 inches high above the surface, or at least ours is. Should be fine in your case.
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As far as I know from having a 55" Samsung TV on the stand that yes a thin sound bar will fit in front of it with no issue.
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Taking out the center piece will compromise the balance of the overall TV base. I wouldn't make the sound bar carry the weight of the TV.
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A soundbar of those dimensions could possibly fit on the top shelf... depending on the size of your tv's attached base. But as the previous answerer states - it probably will fit better on the lower shelf -- and still function fine, I think.
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If you have the factory soundbar (attached to the rollbar with the light and speakers in it) it will fit, it will be tight and I suggest using a plastic putty knife or something similar to press the strap and buckle between the soundbar and rollbar. Once done, you can pull the compression straps tight and the buckle is not in the way. From what I can tell, some aftermarket soundbars don't need the putty knife, but on some I've seen, it might be a tight fit (aftermarket only).
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My 46" tv ( you measure diagonally ) is actually 42" long, leaving approx. 6.5" extending over each end. To improve stability, I moved the set all the way to the rear of the heater top, which also allowed me to place my sound bar, in front of the tv & on the top as well. Works for me, and the whole unit is on a rug. No problem here..........
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If u pull the case out from the wall some, as a 40" tv is a bit wider than the shelf. It will fit the shelf just fine though if u don't mind that the shelf isn't right against the wall
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Hi Musical, approximate dimensions for this Sony Soundbar is 1030 mm × 50 mm × 113 mm (w/h/d) or (40 5/8 in × 2 in × 4 1/2 in). So it means that it will not cut the Sony stand that is 3" (sound bar is 2"). -Ely
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To be frank it will fit in but barely leave any room on both the ends. Not that its not safe but if you planning to accommodate any speaker boxes, you won't be able to.